The Warner sun. (Warner, Brown Co., Dakota [S.D.]) 1885-1???, 1887-02-25
SUNBEiAMS.

Caucus tomorrow at 2:30.
Town meeting next Tuesday.
Concert next Monday evening,
No trains from tho east to-day.
Mrs. F. H. Willis is cOnvalescent.
Dakota will boom in the spring time.
Ed. Kraetsch, of Oaks, ia visiting
friends in this place.
ALL kinds of farm produce taken on
exchange at this Office.
The latest styles in ladles'felt slippers
and shoes at +. II. Willis & Cos.
Don't fail to attend the concert next
Monday evening 1t will be good.
The lecture Sunday evening was well
attended and proved very interesting.
Mrs. Ole Watson who has been sick
nearly all winter, is slowly recovering.
Lent.
That evergreen illustrated in another
colum is accompanied with valuable in
formation. Read it.
We learn from the Necedah Rcpub-
lieau that E. II. kIngsbury died in that
town on the 18TH inst.
MIR. and Mrs. W. B. Burdick pleasant
~ entertained several friends at their
residence last Saturday evening.
F. II. Willis & Co. will soOn receive a
large and select stock of rubbers, rubber
boots, and ladies rubber boots.
"A very enjoyable candy-pull took
place at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jay Cook on Monday evening last.
Owing to the fact that the concert will
be held Monday evening the literary
society will meet Tuesday evening as
usual.
MIR. Bumpus and Miss Harley, of
Ohio. nephew and sister of Wn. Harley,
of this place, arrived Thursday evening
on q visit.
p. ID. Shane. John Huesby and Frank
Payne have been appointed aribitrators
TO settle up the difficulties connected
with the farmers elevator.
A social dance will be given in
STRUGGLES hall, in Warner, next We'd
nesday evening to which ali are invited.
Tickets for dance 80 cents a couple.
The concert in the new church next
Monday evening promises to be the
most interesting and pleasing of any
thing in that line held IN this place
this season. Don't fail to attend.
Don't neglect getting ready for spring
work because of the large amount OF
snow on the ground. We may yet have
an early spring and those unprepared
Tor it will lose considerable valuable
siaae Al ans rate 1t is well to be in
readiness.
"A concert will be given in the Nj E.
church next Monday evening. Feb. 2s,
which ell consist Of piano Duets, piano
solos, vocal music by Mrs Mary Willis,
vocal music by the Kingston family,
and several other selections equally as
Interesting. Doors open at z. concert
10 begin at 8 o'clock sharp. Admission
70 cents, children under IL years Is cts.
Come one come all.
The literary meeting last Tuesday
evening was we'll attended, although
part off the programs was omitted on
account of the absence of some Of the
members. The question debated WAS
decided in favor Of the negative. The
program for next Tuesday evening is
agood one and tho question for debate
Resolved that each and every union
soldier should receive q pension, that
being the proper way 10 dispose Of the
surplus 10 the United States treasury"
The affirmative will be supported by
Titus, Gilbert, McMaster and Green.
the negative BY Davies, GlIlett, Kile
and Fisher.
II behooyes every voter in Warner
township to attend the Caucus to-
morrow Saturday Afternoon; il be-
hc0ves him n0t only to attend, but to
use bis influence IN nominating the best
men. men who viii take some pride and
interest III the welfare of our town.
Those are the kind of men we want to
overse9 the workings Of our tewn.
Therefore. we again say 1t behooves
tbs voters Of Warner township to turn
cut en- mass next Saturday afternoon
akSf use thier influence By putting Ia
nomination only substantial and pains
taking men. who. II elected, are TO have
fhe infringement Of 4 township affairs
tor q year.